My Gym Park Slope
Second-floor kids' gym near Grand Army Plaza where little ones do structured gymnastics, games and silly songs. Older kids work on basic tumbling and coordination.
by Gymstars Brooklyn
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Gymstars runs age-grouped gymnastics, tumbling and circus-skill classes at Congregation Beth Elohim in Park Slope. Classes serve preschoolers through young teens.
Fall, winter/spring and summer sessions
Fall sessions about $450-$588 depending on site and number of weeks
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Ages 2–15.
Fall sessions about $450-$588 depending on site and number of weeks
Fall, winter/spring and summer sessions
274 Garfield Place, 11215, in Park Slope, Brooklyn.
Yes. Gymstars Brooklyn is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Gymstars Brooklyn: gymstarsbrooklyn.com, or call (718) 650-8308.
Second-floor kids' gym near Grand Army Plaza where little ones do structured gymnastics, games and silly songs. Older kids work on basic tumbling and coordination.
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